However, when gun season for deer came, the buck made another appearance ... but we found the arrow and the broadhead didn't open and there was no blood," Holder said. "So, we wrote it off as ...

Ethredge continued to monitor the deer and as expected ... He immediately found blood on the ground.. "I started blood-trailing him and the blood got better," Ethredge said.

Felter knew he'd hit the deer and in his excitement, he climbed down the tree and went after it instead of giving it time to expire. He found a good blood trail, but after following it about 50 ...

He shot the deer and trailed it for a couple a hundred yards when he noticed the blood trail stopped. With help from a dog handler and their tracking dog, Keel was able to locate the buck later ...

or because of disease that affects blood supply to the testicles. Edmonds says the testicles on his deer were a lot smaller than normal if not completely absent. “At the time I killed it ...